Butcher Blend Limited Ingredient Chicken for Cats is a delicious, single-protein meal that contains muscle meat, bones, and organs. Butcher Blend Limited Ingredient diets make the perfect base for your cat’s fresh food diet to customize as you (or they) like!
Supplement as desired to create a healthy, balanced diet for your pet. Some supplements we would recommend are:
- Omega-3’s: chicken is especially low in Omega-3 fats, so supplementing is essential for cats on white meat-only diets. Rotating with a fish diet a couple of times per week, or adding fish oil to meals will balance the Omega 3-6-9 fats in their diet and help to support a healthy skin and coat as well as reducing inflammation.
- Minerals: chicken is lower than red meats in some essential minerals such as zinc and iodine. Adding kelp or a multi-vitamin or mineral supplement will help to ensure your cat is getting a more balanced vitamin and mineral profile in their diet.
- Fibre: vegetables are optional in a cat’s diet, but some cats may benefit from the fibre that they add to the diet. If your cat is overweight, prone to hairballs, or experiences loose stool, adding a source of fibre to their diet could be helpful. This could come from a small amount of pureed veggies, pumpkin, treats or chews with fur or feathers attached, or ground sprouted seeds.
- Probiotics: a good probiotic supplement can benefit any pet no matter what type of diet they are on. 80% of the immune system is in the gut, so having a healthy and well-functioning digestive system is the key to a healthy pet!
Available in 1/4lb portions. Check out our feeding calculator to see how much your cat will need to eat every day!
Ingredients: chicken muscle meat, chicken bone, chicken heart, chicken liver.
| Nutritional Analysis per 100g | |
| Calories | 150 |
| Protein | 18.51% |
| Fat | 8.22% |
| Crude Fibre | 3.7% |
| Carbohydrates | 0.4% |
| Moisture | 70.22% |
| Calcium | 591mg (0.591%) |
| Phosphorus | 465mg (0.465%) |
**Butcher Blend uses vacuum packaging with a pre-formed section for food and a flat cover. Air is removed before sealing to extend the storage life of frozen meats. There might be excess material (especially around corners) and a possibility of micro-tears caused by bone-in meats, which might lead to discoloration due to exposure to oxygen. It’s important to note that this doesn’t affect the safety or quality of the food. Such incidents are common with this packaging style.
